, 1887-12-08
'iROl biz II FRi\CE!
"A hOn'trous Conspiracy to Deliver the
Country to Ferry.
FRENCH REPUBLIC IN DANGER,
Shall We Allow Such a Crime to be
Perpeuated?"
RADICALS START THE TROUBLE,
The Conspiracy to Overthrow Grew
FRENCH REPUBLIC IN DANGER,
RADICALS START THE TROUBLE!
The Conspiracy to Overthrow Grew
Abandoned.
TROUBLR IN PARIS

awal was made at the re-
Ie president The journal
les advocates the election OF
o the presidency. The party
right has resolved not to sup
any republican candidate. Gen.
= erron, minister of war in the cabinet.
has been appointed q grand officer of
the legion of honor. Threats have
been made of revolutionary demon
stration IN front of the chamber Of
deputies to-day, but they are not re
garded as serious. Extensive mill
tary and police precautions have been
taken, however, to guard against any
outbreak.
President Grevy this afternoon in
formed the ministerial court that. in
view of the situation he did not pro-
pose to make any communication to
parliament to-day.
NJ. Rouvier will announce this de-
cision of NJ. Grevy in the Chamber ef
Deputies, and will tender the resig-
nation of the cabinet, 1t is reported
that President Grevy will shortly
form new cabinet.
CHICAGO, Dec. IA special to the
daily Netcs from Paris says: 1t is
impossible to test the temper of the
French people at present. The radi-
Gals, who are at the bottom of the
trouble, are on the run, and it looks
as though Clemencean's efforts TO
pull down the pillar of the temple
would be frustrated The radical
line, with Roohefort. and the destruc
1s%a
abandoned their conspiracy to over
throw Grevy, made the pretense of
wiping out the government scandal,
are alarmed by the unconscious boost
they had given their great enemy,
Ferry, they are now offering their
support to Grevy Clemencean him,
self is disconnected by the vision of
ruin disclosed, and has humbled him
self to Grevy, but the president has
not decided to accept any comprom-
ising overtures, The deputies are
protesting against deposing him, and
mayors and magistrates are forward
ing kilograms saying that the per
sistence of the radicals would ami
hilate the republicans. Many who
have been Grevy's bitterest foes dur
ing the past two weeks are now grow
Cling at his feet. Paris is calm; but
it is q calm that causes distrust on
the part of the authorities and pre-
cautions have been redoubled. The
streets are being placarded in all di-
reetlons with posters which are torn
down as fast as possible by the police.
These read: " People of Paris, the
Republic is in danger! Congress
is about to name Grevy's successor.
There is O monstrous conspiracy to
deliver the country to Ferry, the
famine breeder; to Ferry, the Ten
guimorst; to Ferry, the valet of
Bismarck. Republicans Of all shades
socialists or revolutionists, shall we
allow such crime to be perpetrated
No, thousand times no! Blood
must not flow needlessly, but we will
not recoil before any sacrifice to save
France from being represented by
the meanest of traitors. Citizens, lei
us be ready and watchful; the Re-
public is in danger"
When the chamber of deputies a.
ssmbled today III. Rouvier announced
that the president had reconsidered
his decision to send a message to the
chamber containing his resignation
and therefore the cabinet had again
resigned. The announcement of the
action OF the ministry was greeted
with continued applause by the mem.
bers of the left. hI Ricard is presi
dent of the left. Crosse moved that
the sitting be suspended. The mem
bers of the right and the extreme left
murmured at this proposal, and NJ
Cunio Dorna exclaimed: "ReVolu-
ton would be preferable" AT p
N. the chamber of deputies took &
recess until p. m. Great crowds
surround the Legislative building, but
they are orderly and there is no sign
of present revolution. AT the min
isterial council this morning the
president informed NJ RouVier that
he believed that public opinion was
now in his favor, and that he could
form q new cabinet When NJ. Rou-
visr left the chamber he proceeded tC
the palace of the Elysee and had &
conference with the president
1t is reported that NJ FIourens is
trying to form cabinet.
The crowd in front of the parlia,
ment buildings numbered several
thousand and is increasing in densi-
ty. Cries of "A bas Ferry" and
'Vive Grsvy," are frequently heard
The police keep the people moving
and now clearing the approaches tC
the chamber. The chamber reas.
sembled at p. H., but a further
recess was taken until o'clock. The
senate recess was until s o'clock.
NJ. Paul de Eronlede, the leader OF
h. Ia Ia
tion Of the crowd outside the cham.
Der and gave the crowd "Vive GreYy'
and ''Vive Boulanger" and "Vive Ia
Republique." The Garde Republi-
caine assisted the police to clear the
whole square between Palais Boabc
and Anays. The public are refused
admission TO the palace of the Bour-
bons.
To BE SOLD.
san FRANCIsCo, Dec. 1.-Tbe Brit
ish schr. Lottie Fairchild, seized in
the Behring Sea several months ago
wall be sold here tomorrow.
ARRESTED FOR ARISEN.
WLSsAw. Wis, Dec. l.-Members
Of the coroner's jury, which has been
investigating the death of Carl Hon
icle and his five children, who were
crsmated here the other morning.
have returned verdict stating their
opinion that Mrs. Fritz, an aged
German nighbor of Honickle. started
the fire. A family feud has existed
between Honickle and Mrs. Fritz for
some time, the latter frequently hav-
ing threatened to burn the house of
the former. She has been arrested
and will have u hearing tomorrow.